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VOL. XV. FINAL EDITION ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA, Tl ESDAY KVKNINfi, OCTOIiKl: 13 l<i2r>. SIX PACKS. NO. 202
PITTSBURGH PIRATES EVEN UP SERIES
Senators 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 2
Pirates 00201 0 00X 3 7 1
TOMORROW BE
DAY OF DECISION
And Dope Is Once More Weight
Of Entire Series Will Rest On
Shoulders of Walter Johnson
Poi-Im-s Field, I'illsiiurKlO
Oct. 1:1.?-Thirl,rn proved :i
lucky iiiiinliiT for the I'ilts-'
??ui-kIi I'irates, so far as dnf.-s
go ut least, when J (?day 11 icy
won their third game or I ho
world series and put
themselves in a pasi t ion to
fight it out with Washington
for the seventh and eriiciVI
contest or the series on even
terms. Loday's score was .'i
to 2.
Onre m?,i, fortune during i|,..
lifts! |.?w i||IIi||MlllillMl ?.|| Wi.sll
liiKlon. ami nncy nioie tin* I'irul?-.-,
ranit* from behind in tic the score i
and.then to iHkn Hi.. lead uml *h,
III o I lil* r wnrdH. I'IIIhIiiiikIi in il..
,'rlU series has dun?- precisely
what the Irani did In t|M- w.a*on
noi hit to a had start to ih v.Hoo
a O rilllr and smashing ?Mack for
the finish. WhHh. r thai attack
can carry the team to its ihird
?.ra. victory In tin- next and
lU,4!' Ka.,"*'1 ,H mixtion I hat
' rock t1'" h;iHe ball world from
center to circumference tonight.
Krenier and M<mn- were ihe "he
roe* of today's haftie. Moore
Imilu- "m. two to two ii,. (n
Sh!IK. 1,"h " ru"
which landed mar Ihe Hcore hoard
and ran m irottln? In honm while
the players ran from the I'lfi?
hurgli dii^oni lo liti k hli i
. i.llrhliiK |.?
"irKh. retired I In ,- In ?ri,?r
jli four nniiiu'.? nn,| i i 11 'i 1 v.'asl -
i,"?v)r =? >i iii.-u
,l,n"' null sixth ii,nir. UK.
I ittKhurt; did miiri' than Iter
?hare of rh..in,t ihrnuiihoiit ih.
'''?"?y i*l,.ere,| wildly wh.u
J,,, t!!.'*.', "" ",l"1
will, Washington II,,. M.(,r .
Hi" lunini; cum,, i,.
i?".V ' " "" "
while Illiii-K,- Wuh throw,,mil
llarnhart at Orel ami Can t .sciui-l
when Trayuor lilt over first base.
? *'""1 for a W.iyliI?.
Ion rally in t|?. almi,
, J- "?rl* and Jndce ...I,ill,k
1? bat. Tli,, fan? yelled f,? i;,?o?
lo.sijij. another homer hut h. ||, -v
?Hit to Moore after making many
, ? J"i' Harria ?latlllu.il out a
two bailor hut J,?|SI.
**!<? iillr.il nlillu
(??? eli.-.-r.-.l In vain for a nil,t i
"intiii: rally.
rfc<;iT"i"i T"'" "llh J "nr
TO 111 lil? home run total in tin
first frame. making I hi ???? home
tli" . "'T Washington slut;
r*rv d ii riii it i i.im hoi le*.
Warring factions in the 1'i2"?
?Jf d M-rlpH cainv hack to ihi'lr
arlKlnal battle Krutimi imlay 1?
rnu.. up ii,.- siMfi kihki* i,t th.ii
' . '"r 1'fi'mli.r ha-.f l,all lion
w?. I'lll.Hhiiriili m ot Klen,, i I.,
n?. nmiin.l whll. KciKtiaon was
Mmijk,., Harris-? oh?I<-r of nil,.I,
"r? fur l lit. S.-nalor.
- TIip Kanin l?y inuliiKH:
* I'l'^l fnifclri|?
L'"*'"" JniKl.,1
ItIPl h hut Ktuanh hill llirrw lil.n
...it a, tl?t Stolih ,.?k n?"
rlan tnllrr it, front nr ||?. ?|?,
nntl koi hint at hr.t,
n hotm* run lulu thn rluht n.-l.t
?lai.iis it w>., ? |?,lt
Ills third of II,,. ?prl,.?, Kr.?i,r
lhr? w out Jor Harris at first. (>??.
rtlfi, one hit.- no errors
I'ltli-huri I,- M.Hirp ? hi,
a! . "y," 11,1"""Ilk III
Brat hall Idlfhod. i arcy
? ?. tit a
' "y ? '"??? Moore huldln.
*... ; lllilPBo threw out II,,,,,
to v" ,?k,iiK Ihe I'lrale .
h?l Ktuaah thai cutiie rlcht at 1,1m
'>0 rnns, ope hit, no error*.
Sccoud loiilou
?i? . "!,,nKto" "lashed n
'??<> um'! ii k- med i?
ra*.""1 "?*?<?. Kr. oie
> W rlKhl on a hit and ay
, 7 l'"ck ilouhleil
Kremer threw wild to
r." 'V '*?* ?"'I IVrk dai.1,?1 f.,r
i'H? llarnh.n i,?ik S,v,.,?|,|.
M?,, m huldlna third I'.-r
GUylrr One |
m, "I" "?? -"or,
.in.'i j Traynni .hot a
?r-flt. ." ??"" Harrl?'. head
H.J?i. ur?d Trayaor, Peek l ,
Mclnnl. .truck out. Hmlil,
"I" '.'" "v'?r "?"ii<l. Wrmht racliiu I
Idlih ? . nr"",I,r f,nn,'ll nil Ihre.
I'llehed hall?. No runa. two 1,11?.
no error*.
... Ttilnl IooIok
Waahlngton- Klen ||nr,| [
Kreiuer who ?lal,be,l the ball with
?rla, u,VWl hon'' T"yn"r "moth
.Stan ll.rrla '. hoppei and J
(?o?m** s?-nl up a
| high fly lo Wright. N<i num. no
; bili.. trn errors. ?
i PlltHhurgli M?nr?' ;:??l bas?- on
i halls. Peek i?n?k Caivy's Krmilili? r
lw?> lat' 11 > gel Minut- untl ('ur -v
wan also nji ft- till lb-Idem' rhiiHT.
: t'uvlei- luirrilircd. Itlilege t?? tla,
iIm. Moor?* hcoii'il wlill? Itliieg *
wat throwing mil Itarnliarl a*.
I IIrat. <*ar?*y went to iliirii. Car?y
i si*ur?'il mi Traynor'? singb- ov?r
, second. Traynor i?loli- second ar.d
, went lo tliii'?J mi Sever??ld's wiul
throw. llbo-go tossed out Wright.
Two tun*, on?* tills, ?uie ?*rnir.
l-'oiiitli lotting
Washington Joe H a lis hWilliu
\ii'ioiialy and miss??! lh<> third l?>
ii font. Judge uIhii struck ?uil
su*<iiL-inu hanl on tli?> llilril inside
liiij. itluegj' cracked a single over
Wriuht's In ;nl and was cauulit olf
I first. Krem?*r lo Mcliiuls lo Moor**
In Kremer. No runs, o in* Ml. no
mom.
' Pittsburgh?-Mclnnis sent out a
long high fly to Rice. Siultti Hi i n?*!;
i lit missing a ?InkiT liall liy n fool.
' kremer struck out for mhooiiiI I Inn*.
! No runs. iio hltH. no i*rrors.
I' ll III I llll III?
Washington?Perk popped to
Tfciyiror, Who ran lo pitchers box
. lo make I In* calch. Wright ioss?-d
;oul Severeld at first. FYrguson
I fanned, taking third calivd strike
| whirh struck over rorner of plat *.
J No ruiiH, no hitM, no erors.
Pittsburgh? Moor?* got u home
j run In front of acoreboard. Carey
I lined out to Jot* Harris. IVc!:
I threw onl Cuyler at first. Ham -
hail g?>t double against b*ft field
fence, hall almost clearing fence
for a home run. Ciosliii look Tray
nor's Ionu drive. One run. two
J hits, no errors.
Slxlli limine
i Washington Traynor threw
(uit Kirn. Wright took Slan Hnr
Iris' slow roller and with quick nn
rderhattd throw nailed him nt first.
JCosliii walked on four balls. Moor**
took Jo?- Harris's ground? r and
,lhr?'W him out. No runs, no hits.
! no errors.
Pittsburgh Wright struck out.
-letting a curve no by for III?- thild
{strike. Mclnnis slammed u sin
I Kb* over lIn- middle hag. Joe Unt
il Is took Smith's liner near th<*
urand stand, Mclnnis holding first.
Kremer struck out for the third
time. being nnahle to futbom I'er
iguson's hook. No runs, one hi*.
' no errors.
Set riilh liuilog
Washington? Cuyler took
J ndge's lino; liohd mar Hie f?-ncc.
I Traynor u??.k lllaegf's k rounder
I and tlireW lOW ??? lirst but Mrln
, nia made a One pickup and the
halter was out. Peck Med out lo
Itarnhari Kramer was pitching
' wonderful ball, lie was mixing a
1 fast ball with a drop curve which
' he bad under perfect, control. No
tuns, no bits, no errors,
j Pittsburgh I'eck lo?ik Moore's
i L-rounder and threw badly to lirst,
: Moore being safe. Carey sacrl
jllriil. Ferguson lo Judge, Cuyler
j tlied out l?i Coslln. Iliirnhart got
; a base on Imlls. Traynor forced
illarnhurl. l'?-ck lo Stan Harris. N*?
runs, no lilts, ho errors.
l-;iuhrh liming
Washington Hevereld got a
long single Inlo left. McNelly ran
for Hevereld. Ijelbold hulled for
Ferguson. McNeely stole second
j on I he lirst pitched ball. Lalbold
(s?'Ul up a high fly lo Moore. Mc
liuiis iiHik Hire'? grounder and
I touchcd first. McNeely w?*nl to
ihlrd. Vearh batted for Sfbn Har
iris who look himself out of III*
iramr Afoora threw put VciHi at
i lirst. No runs, one hit. no error*,
riltsburgh Itiillmi leplared
rerguson In the box. Ilio-I behind
.llo- plnte and Adams w?*nt lo aec
jond for Washington. Wtighf tcnl
h Imisc oii hulls, bill Mclnnis hit
inlo a ibnible play. Judue taking
I tils pop fly and racing back an I j
touching first, doubling Wright.!
' Marge III raw out Smilh. No fa as, |
no lills, no errors.
\llllb looiitc
i Washington flosllo fb-w out to
Moore. J. Harris doubled Inlo d?'?'p
renter. Judge Hied out to Wright. |
| niuege grounded out, Traynor to
Mclnnis. No runs, one hit. no er
i rors. I
(ri iirrul Patrick Not
lor Mwlilrn'? I'ropOMi
Washington. Oct. IS. Major
General Mason M Patrick. Army
air chief, opposed before the Pros-1
blent s air lioard today s proposal
advanced yesterday by Chair man ;
Madden of the Hons?* A p p rop Na
tions Committee to transfer all,
airrraft experimental work from I
tha Army to private entarprlsaa. |
i NO* MUKDEK CASE
BEGINS IN DUKIIAM
Duiliam. Od. 13 ?Charged
Willi ?!??> murder of lil? wife and
lialph H Cordon of Columbia.
' Sondi Carolina. Itobert Wllkw of
| ? Columbia today faced trial In Su
1 perlor Court b?n'. The eflme
was roinmllli'd last August wlie*i
Wilkes is alleged lo havo found his
wit.- m Cordon's company after
following them from Columbia
Vcnir?* I* to be drawn from Ala
1 mum*?* County.
n\VIS STEPS IN
TO Sl'CCKKI) WEEKS
Washington. Oct. 13.? Dwight
F. David of Missouri today waa up
, |iuini<-d Secretary of War. lie
iak?M tin* place of John W. WmIci
j (if Massachusetts. who*? retire
ment because of ill health bus
, been formally announced at the
| White House.
Am assistant secretary. Mr IXi
vIm has lieeti the actual head of the
War Department sluce lust sprln*.
when Mr Week? wan sent to New
, Knxhind by physicians for au op
eration and a Ion* vacation
ITSIIKKMEN SEKKINi;
TWO MISSING BODIES
MellMiuriio, Fla.. Oct. 13.?Fish
ermen and othera were today pa
trolling tin* shore linen iu aearch
I of two missing bodle? while
authorities InveatiKated the cap
! sizing nf the yacht Clara III the
) Atlantic Sunday which took u toll
;Of 14.
That vlctima of the yacht Clara
A. which capsized Sunday, came
lo their death through an "un
avoidable accident" waa the ver
j diet of the coroner?* Jury which
i held an Inqueat thla morning,
i Four wltnesaea besides the eap
1 tain were heard.
security T:onfkheni:e
SCHEDULED END SOON
i l.nearni>. Swltwrl?iu?. Oct. 13?
Tim security conference between
j Germany and the Allies \n expect
led to end during the present week
i with Germany's signature attached
to a "gentleman's agreement" un
der terniM of which Germany will
{agree to Join the League. Great
I llrilain. France, Italy and Jlel
gluui will uIho sign the compact.
GltKKCE IS HIPE FOH
ANOTIIEIt REVOLUTION
Vienna. Oct. 13. ? General
, l'lastlrss. who led tho revolution
which expelled King George from
the throne In Greece disappear?*!
Just as Premier 1'angaloa. head of
!the present government. Isaued an
' order for his arrest.
Several of I'lastlru's collabora
tors have been arrested. Including
I former minister of the interior I'a
. punadreii.
Feeling In Greece In reported to
I be high and conditions are ripe for
another abrupt change In govern
iment. Many parties are bittei
I against the decree dissolving pai
liametit without calling new elec
! Hons promptly.
Plaatlra's hiding place Is atlp
? posed to be near Athens. All sta
llions and porta are being watched
to prevent his escape. Measure*
?also are being taken to prevent u
| coil p d'etat against the govern
I ment. .
i (^Itnrlrr Million Dollar j
Silk Tli?-ft I*
N-'W York, Oct. 13. ? Silk v?i
tied by the owners at flbO.OOU |
was stolen this morning from a j
building In Madison Square by j
four robbera who left the watch- 1
I man handcuffed and gagged. The j
I watchman lay helpless In the
'building until lie was found Heven I
i hours after the robbery. The silk j
was taken from the ahowrooins of I
! Samuel J Arenaon and Company
and hauled away In trucks.
Titi M s I %NIMUN H STFMiK.lt
HFtilNS WITH l-OMP HMltVi
Vienna. Oct. 13.?The trial of
Stanislaus Stelger. charged with!
throwing s bomb against the auto- ,
mobile of 1'real d en t Wojeichowskl. \
as the bead of the Polish state was ?
returning from the opening of th-;
l?eniherK Kaatern Sample fair, b?
ran In Deinberg yesterday
The bomb passed over the head
nf the president, hit the hoof of
one of tbe horses In the escort and j
burn* <1 without exploding. No on"
was burl Stelaer Med. together
with the panic stricken crowd and
entered a doorway with a l<emberg
opera ballet dancer who later de
nounr d him as the bomb throw
er. She claims lb have been near j
him In the crowd and to have nee,t i
him Hirow the bomb. However.]
the evidence sceins contradictory.!
Htrizer la a Jewish student. Th
jew* v em to be deeply moved by
the trisl and say It la another
Drey f affair. *te4?nf*? defense
FLAMES DAMAGE
MOVIE THEATER
PANIC AVERTED
Sliort (ircuiliiitf of Motor
in Alkratna RphiiIIm
?S 1,250 Damage lo
ator'* Booth
ltKV*AII\S (INUKK * \i
' Expt-rl to liiv?
Show Tonight, Maiwurr
HurgrM Says; Oprrsitur
t I*. Sforrhfd
i Fire caused l?y the short clreu*
!lng <>r ?? motor In tli* operator*?
booth ui tin' Alkrams Thcat?*r last
night .shortly before 10 o'clock
CadHVll <1.1 lW^<' istlmsltil ut $1.
250. It wax t xliiiKiilHli'Ml within If*
i tulnuie? it lu?U Lrok?n out.
j accoidluc 'o Shelby ItuinoaK, man
J ag?*r of lb*' theater. Repairs w?*re
t under way early thla morning with
? view to "butdnea? UK imuni" to
night. Mr. Bulges* ntat?.'d.
i Only comparatively f?** people
w<ti> lu tin* theatoi ul tlio time,
aud the building waa cleared with
out panic or confusion. Mr. Itm
getu* declared. Th?- daiuufc*: was
! couliued to tbu booth ?lid It* c?n
. tenia. Major MorrlsctU-. operator
' of the uiovb* machine, ww
j scorched about the head, hut hi*
' Injuries witi' of a minor churac
j ter.
j When t ho motor "shorted." it
: aluioHt Immediately s?t tire to a.
I reel Of Ulm that wuh being run
through the machine. The Ulm fa
? mad? of celluloid, h lid in highlv
| lutluiniuahb*. Almost In mu Instant
th*4 entire interior of the little
room waa a masa of flames.
FIretuen wero on tin- job from
the start. It happen?-d that Hto
1 Chb'f Jerome Flora aud Fireman
| Milton Haskett wero hi lending th**
show. Ah soon aa hi? W arned that
Are had broken out in the booth.
I Chief Flora ordered everybody in
I the theater to go out In an orderly
! manner, and thua possibly uv?rl
| ed a rush to tho doors which might
hnvo remitted In injury lo several.
Chief Flora and Fireman Haa
kett then ran upstairs. rceli-d out
I thn hose in the theater, turned on
j th?? wutei. and quickly brought
I the blase under control. Others
t from department headquarlei.t
I soon arrived and a sal s ted in coiu
j pleting the Job.
A clock in IM booth, showim;
evidence of having beeu iu lin?
J path of the flames. had ?topped at
'three minute? to ID o'clock. d?f
* inllely fixing the time of the tire
"Wo hope to have our r?-guior
'program tonight," Mr. lluruoMi
?tuted this morning. Klectrlclans
|and other workmen w?-r i thn
| Job before 9 o'clock, repairiug th ?
' damage.
I Tiie booth la of nre-proof con
istiuctlou, lined witli ah??-! metal
'and asbestos, and the fart lhat th
| Htm was conllned to the limited
area In which It originated la at
trihuted largely to that.
INQUIRY INTO KIOTS
LIKKI.Y PKOVE U TII K
Though Hofi?e of 11?in< -?i Have
Agreed TeMlfy < hlm-w 4li.no
| b?*i- Flgtitlng liiv?-\tigaiUHi
By BF4il%A1.IV HWKCTI.*MI
I ifovirlabt. 1?M W TW ?<*??<->
Hhanghal. Oct. 13 - The In
; qulry into tho riots aud shooting
j of Chines? students by foreign l?o
lice oil M.) So last ban rerun
" veneti hero, but every, Indication
' points to the futility of the Inquiry
IowIiik to the Chinese refusal to
i participate Justice flnley John
i son from Manila preside*
I Counsel retained by the nmnl
' cipul council has announced that
three Chinese have offered to tea
tlfy despite tho rigid Chinese hoy
i cotl of the proceed inns and the
Chinese chamber of commerce's
campaign ordering Chinese to Ik
nor?* the Inquiry. The Chinese
chamber in daily, running a full
paKc of denunciations sKalie?! the
! Inquiry lu tho leading foreign
newspapers.
An attempt by agitator* to cnli
a one-day strike In British cotton
mills aa a proteet against the In
quiry failed, however, the em
ployei? of four mill? striking hut
promising to work Sunday In
stead when they learned the agl
tatora had forced the name of the
CliIncite chamber of commerce to
th order for the atrlke.
KI.KVKN-YK\K-OI.I> IS
HRUTAI.I.Y MtlKDKIIKIt
Ht. Paul. Minn.. Ocl. 13 - Th.
mutilated body of Francih IMoleiti.
11 -year old ftephew of Rev UrtlH
t'lolettl. pastor of the Cathollc
Church of I h<* Redeemer. wi?
fonnd today In the attic of the
third floor of a vacant house her.
The discovery of the body W;
made hy Patrolman John llosc.
Police expressed the belief that
the boy wmp murdered at inothet
place and the body taken lo tlv
vacant house. The boy wuh lan t
aeen at a Columhua Day banqmt
Monday evening
I K\I)KK OF l?AM)
Tliii man id Lh-ultruaiil l*!int
I1. S. N.. liiiiihiiiiHlcr. II ?
i wax culled upon whi'ii (In- t lov. m ?
t Uli'tlt M i :?t d< rided that ii p.-rina
nt'iit, nationilly known Navv
llaud. In he Matiorod in tl. ? t!.i;?i
Al. WHX iifi'i'KUir). Allhottvlt onlr
??: year:? old, but with a hm;; r?-i*
or<l of notable aehlev?-in< ut I???
hind ti I m. LiftKi'iiMiil fii'tili't threw
jbluis?df heart tin?l hoiiI int ? tin
I Imk>; of hulldim; ii|> mi o:uanixa
II Ion t hut would becoiu?? nil ||< kij*
i porlors denired. Hut In- looted
I lilKltcr than I liny dretitucd <>l ""I'll ?
i Navy I land." hnown antl i<i.iim-i|
from ??nd to end iif,.lhe Nation.
Then he tnnd" his dr? tuns nirn
iHI*. His MirrvH* \i :m reernjiized
by (iDUKriiM In nn art approved
March 4. I!l?f?. wlii ti lln> band wa*i
formally niilhorlzi'il a?< a perma
I iii-nt ntlllln in tin* t'api'.il and
llnnd Masi? r Iteiiter u;h ii:im??l
Umilt'iiflni, Snuior tirade. I'. S. N.
Agreement Reports
Need Discontinued
, Rolieved Coine From French
Sources and Lack Authen
tic French or Germana
IIt IV\!'I. S4 0TT MOWhltlJC
lUnriihl, I v'i. k| Iti? AilvanM)
Locarno. Orl, 1'Kwicwi'il
rumor* tliat an nui'eemvnt ha**
been n'Holii'd on |>i Helically all
point* and tliat tin- security puct
coufoi ence i? oi'i f exgrpt for final
? adjust m*-lit of a fi'W d? tails vhoilhl
I m discount??!.
j TIm?*o rumor?, rinamito lary.oly
I from Pri iirli sniirci-H and aro not
continue?! I'ltlu r t?v tin Mritish or
OtrtirjiM. It in Indieied lliat lb?*
Prentfti by iKMit.ng pr?*innrure ?dat? ?
uiHiiiH of Miirfi i*, hi' try Inn on
Hi?* < no hand to ha*l? ii tin* iifKf
tmtioiiH and on tin- olio T to cr?*
i ali? a nlfualion whereby, in i hw
.new diffit itlth-rv me eiiroiiulir? <?.
I puhlic opinion wilt Ida in* I ho lj?-t
i mans.
t HftVi'ral ur?al iiin-kIIihu iiri< .'dill
unnettlvd. Itik'anllnK l he (?? rman
den! re for '?xfin|itloit fr??m arllrl?'
16 wh< ti t:.'Milan ??n?t*r ? th?*
I.eilK'te of. Naii?m.-?, III. A III.M
H?-etn ready now to promt*? ? \| in i?
Hon from military action again?!
ni;Kre.H?ioi s or |?ark I hrei;k?rs but
not from economic action 'I in*
Herman? aro haunted t?y Hu ld?M
tliat lu rare of a If Uf-Ho-I'olish war,
Herinany inl?ht. under Hie I. ar.rr?*
t'oViMlHiit. he lnVolv? d oil tin Pol
ish aide aitainM f(u*sla and I hey
ar? hcMltatiriK to arc? pi th
'otmt offeied on th.it ground.
MKXHW I'I5I>?Il?l. N'l TO
IIUi: SIN VVCAIt
Mrxlro Cily. Orl U. I\\ten
ion of Motlto'l nr. Kid lit ial I'ifi
of ofTIr?- from four to elk yearn l<
f.ivored hy tin* majority lih'rk In
Hie Chamber ?-f h? pulb-t. H Is i
liably leultied
Th#* dfpulh'M point oil t Miicti -i
extension Would ::|\'* lit ? pr. ? nlrnt
a lair* r opportunity to develop I'a
? h-rloral program ami allow th >
d.'VAloptm n? without political In
terftrenco ef plan.? nicc*aarlly ?f
long dtirathiii The ma|orlt> bio"
In the sen a t ?, th? approval of
which would In* ncc? unary, In ah ?
n |M>|"t?*d to lie fltv iRilie.
I'pwardH cf lf.0 di pulh-n h?\ -
already irtrn<-d th Ir upprnval of
tli? projec t thUf Idndlnr th? m
to vol?- for Iho aarnr wlo-n
II In IntrtMlurrd In the chamber
lat*r on.
STDX OPERATOR
FR ANKLY ADMITS
ClIll.T; IS FREKD
Mail?* IJqiiur I .ike h Man
and Kcady lo Tuk?? Mrdi
triii?? Like a Man? lie Tell*
COI'HT WOKKING IIAIU>
Niiilit ScMion Held in Kf
fori lo riiNtr Dorkrt K*>
|M*diti<; Italy; Nuiiiitoiu?
iw* Of
"Judge. I owned a drill Inter
??Mi ni ihat Ktill I went Into tl??
ilium like a man. mad? liquor Ilk??
;i 111:111. ami am re. id.v in take my
medl in?* like a man
Tim- did 1? A Sla. k of Nor
folk. pres?*i?l. Ills* case In Ki'tlcrul
Court lieir Momlii) afternoon tie
U.lS ;irr?>Hf(Ml with ll'll ,?llllTH III
1 In* Kclzurc ??f a large ill ??11 Jot*!*
Island. In Pasquotank Ulver.
1-arly in August.
"You're tin* tiral man in III?'
? r?'\v?l who lias (old a straight
si?.r\." Judge Mi'fklim observed.
'?V?iii may go
That. however. did noi dispose
? f ^lack's l roil lili**. II?- wan want
ed in Virginia ?111 a similar charge,
along Willi .liii* W. Hell licit. who
|ili*:id k 11 lit v a I mo In connection
Willi 1 In- Jo??'* Inland raid. Both
had Ihm-ii in Jail lieri' sliicu Au
i* 11' i and Im it Ii were turned ov
??r lo ilii' Virginia aulliorltle* af
ter having lii'i'ti fraud of tli?
' charge* here
Tin* other nine defendant* in
this rase entered plea* of not
guilty, and were duly convicted,
with 1 lie except Ion of Ir*ln Tladale
and W. S. Smlil.non. for whom the
court directed a verdict of not
guilty. (*. <? C'onwell and C. C\
llnd*oii were k i ven 30 day* In
jal) each. J. It. Bennett wu* glv
?11 CO day*. A motion for Judg
ment wii* cnntlniied as to Herbert
Tlsdalc. llewcy Tlsdale wa? gtv
??II 3? day* In Jail, the *entenoe
to he remitted upon payment of
a fine of f l?0. Tlmma* Mo** wuh
sentenced 1*? '*? mopth* In Jail,
which *ub*equeiilly wa* changed
tO 11 ?2IIU fine W K. Rmlthaon
was ?euteiiceil In six month? In
jail, hut the Hcuteiica *ub*ei|ueiitly
was reduced to four months
CoIkoiis I'lend tiullty
Pleading guilty to po**?***lon
?of liquor. Charles and"Jack Col
S-H.ni. hrottiers, were fined *t?n and
$ I no. renpecllvuly. It. K Alexan
der. of this city, entered a plea of
utility to po**oH*ion and transpor
t?? 1 ton. and was fined $50. Wor
rell May. colored, found guilty of
ma nu fact 11 tin g and of general vio
lation of t ho Volstead Act, wa*
clven a year and a day In Federal
prison lit Atlanta. This was hi*
? i-cotid conviction.
Convicted of violation of the
migratory bird ad, Damon Gray.
Johu nallance. Ilarrv Anstln and
A. S Austin were fined $20 each.
Monday's *es*lon* of Federal
Court continued until about id
o'clock In the night. and there
were proKpeCt* that Tuesday* *es
? lons might lost a* long. Judge
Meek ill* being determined to fin
i |sh the term a* soon ?* wa* ex
I pedient
i lannc Klvell* and Jerry Klnsejr.
I.01 h colored, pleaded guilty
ne*day mornlug to violation of the
Volstead Act Judgment had not
been pronounced when court ud
j Jour lied for dinner *horlly after l
o'clock. ,
Charlie Crank, charged Willi
I violation of the Mann White Hlave
j Act. wa* foiiud not guilty. Tlie
woman In the case testified that
on the trip In question, she had
oermailed Crunk to accompany
her. and had paid all her own e*
,M A motion for judgment was con
tinued i?> ,hH
II.iker. acting postmaster al 'lyner.
who f.o ed the rourl In connection
with an alleged nhortaff* of about
11.jim. In hi* account* II? ten
deied evidence tliui lie had made
good the deficit.
Murk llrlglit, convicted of viola
tion ' f the VolNteud N?'1 '?> 1*22.
wu? Un. -I % I do llrlglit. who I* a
re*ld* ii* of Newland Town*hlp.,
Mils Count v. was alleged 1? hov?
dinaiip? ared shortly after * raid
on tils preiiiH'-s by prohibition of
ficer*. in which a kettle, presum
ably to tie ii?? d In ma I. Inc. liquor,
and a .|iianlltv of what the olfl
ci r* claimed was mash Wer-j
*. lornl Brluhl claimed the mix-.
lur? wa 1 "mlddllaga" which he
used a I'.ig feed, and *ald the
kettle h. d been left at his home
by 1 le h.hbor n few day* before
Ihe laid He foiled I? produce!
I he 11 r bhor to corroborate that j
ulrf of hi* testimony which re
lated lo the kettle.
Ml XI I.K SHOAI.S BODY
IO KKSIIMK SKSSION
\\ ?? hltiKton. Oct II." Mu.rl..
Sin-..Is <otnmlnsloti ^srlll resume
.? mu tomorrow and continue
Mi' -igh next week. when they ex
to begin to druft the report
win I. they will file with President
CoolldSK .
Economic Conditions Of
American Wage Earners
Best In Earth's History
STRIKE IN PARIS
SEEMS A FAILURE
Navy Yaril Sailors aiul
Tank ('.rews SiiiiiiiioikmI
Paris Krplact* IIiih Drivrr
j I'rolrsliti^ Against War
lt> i1>\ST\\11NK ItltoWA
itlt kr tk?
Cat Is, tk*t. I J.? Sailors fnen
. (.'Orient and other navy yards ami
rh'VN of armored cars ami lam. ?
have been *iiiiimoii*--d lo Paris to
replace but* and trolley drivers
.ami subway eurim-ers who Wen
ordered b> Ihe executive cummii
, tee of the communist party today
to Jidn all thu other workmen ol
Prance In a 24 hour Mr I lie "as a
f hIkii of protest against the blood
thirst). capitalistic govern in h lit,
which in sending thousands of
: you it k Frenchmen to certain deat h
, In the Kirriaii moilutnliiN and tie*
Syrian desert, fr the Hake of bank
i ?rs and conceaalmi hunters."
' Tin* UiaulfeHtoH Issued by tie
I coiiiiiiuiiIhIh Were couched In a
beautiful florid style, which was
j intended to touch t tie readers ol
i ten cent novels, hut evidently
j French workmen,"even thorn* affil-,
iated with the communlHt party,
i prefer to "wdrk and get their dallv
1 steak than to strike for something
| which doe? not cot.eorn ua," hh whh
: atated to the writer today by a
' communist bus driver who wan,
i starting to work as usual.
i The strike which wan supposed j
; to being t his morning is apparent-i
j ly a complete failure except for 90 1
j per cent of the taxi-drivers who.
> taking advantage of the strike or
, der, went to spend an aicreeabl" ?
day outside I'ati?. Only 16 per
! cent of bus and trolley uieu and 7 I
per cent of subway englnei*i*J
obeyed the CuiuinunlNtlc orders.
The railway in?'ii refuaed to
Htrlke but promised to slow down |
and delay trains which in nothing i
new for the French traveler. Tie* I
Kovcrnuient not knowing how far |
government workmen will obey:
cmniuniRt orders, ha? taken extra
| ordinary precaullonn to lace an'
otncrisency. Since Sunday night
: th? city has Iwen patrolled hv
strong police squads and cavalry |
detachments. Moro Ihan 10.00),
; troops have been call?*! from
j nelgrhoring and provincial towns
lo strengthen the Carls garriaon
and have been glared under orders
of (jeucial Oeuraud and <3ener.il
('harpy.
It Is true that many of the com
, uiunlMt lenders wanted to rail off
the strike on Sunday n i m h t but
, Moscow's Instrucilons were defl
' iiile, ihe central executive commit
j te.i wanting to test today the
strength and discipline of the,
. French communist party.
RUSSIA'S NEW VODKA
HAS IKKKIIIC KICK
Moscow, Oct. 13.- -The ntaKKcr
Ing success of the Kovernmeiir?
new -10 per ceut vodka haa al
ready broiiKht about offielul ro-j
' Htrlctloiis on the sale of the fiery
fluid and announcement that dire
i punishment will be enforced upon
thoae who fall to behave sedately
after Imbibing Sales arc forbid
den on Sundays and holidays, and
In children and Intoxicated per
[sons at any time. The Moscow
t authorities alsi propose to re
I move saloons from the dlstrlrta
; where working men live. A* the
contents of one thirty cent bottle.
J are sufficient lo eiitauKle the feet
..i Anybody escapl tha m out con
firmed soak, this latter regulation,
1 Is expected to Increase the diffl
? cullies of getting hoine. i
I llolstcrous and roiiKh drunks .
are promised either a live dollar j
tine or a month's imprisonment
at hard lulsir, and the latter will I
be extended to ihrce moniha fori
| aggravated cases.
SANITY IIKAKINt; OF
COI.K CASK TODAY
WilUe-hoio. Oct tt W R
Cole, acquitted of a charge of mur
der sonda v. was today to kptWII
liefoie Judge Flnley to show cail>r?
why he should not b?> conllned to J
the State insane asylum The Cole
parly iravelad here arrlvliiK early j
today by automobile from llocv-J
Ingham
Ft NF.ii \i. MUM. i/mie
I in r la I servicea for Mrs. Sue
Orandy l?owe. who died Monday
morning at the Klixabeth City Hos
pital. were conducted Tuesday af-;
ternoon at 4 o'clock at the Kplsco
pal Cemetery hy Rev, O. F. Hill,
rector of Christ Kplscopal Church.;
iirrr??\ M mik i i
New York. Oct 13.?Hpot cot-,
ton closed steady, middling 21.?6,
an advance of tpolnit. Future*,
eloslna hid Oct. 21 ?0. Dec. S 1.6ft. j
Jan 20 HI, March 11.10, May L
21.30,
Till* <OII<Ill>ioU lll?*M4*il|>?
ulilr ut- l{?'*iill of Survey
j J 11*1 liy I lie Depart
? unit of l.ahor
WACKS wa. TKKBLKD
^hile l iving (!o!?Im Show
InroiiiparaMy l.owt r III*,
errant* AI?ov?? l.cvrU of
I \ rar Hrforr \\ ar
11? .1. ?\ HOY I. K
lC???l4?M. IWV bi th? Ail.jnn)
Wash III g I oil. Ud. Ill Kruiiom
condition? a m?*iiit I lio wage
? earner* of America uri' potter j
tliau ilie> have ever Iti^n before
In Hi?- hlMfi.ry ni Hit* world. Wugfn
arc al a IiIkIiit point ?-.eiierally ;
than Iln?y huvc I'Vcr been In-fore, i
Tli h relation? of wukcm lo purrhaa
liiK puwer lixlliali-H a remarkable
ratability in Mm* coiimiimpt Ion of i
goods In 1 h 1h country In the next J
ibrw iiioiii Iin.
Tinine are tin' conclusion* plain- '
ly in In* drawn from u nurvey'Of !
IIvIiik and waise conditloim now In
? 11??' making by Him I>epurt meni of
Labor. TIiIh has nliown (hut wane
i Kcali'tt ure relatively 100 per rent
? higher (ban during the. war In
I 1HIS iiml 300 |M?r rent above the
i level iif 1913 In all the major In
i dust r les.
j The uxxrcxate puyrolla of the
country are tliu lurxoat ever
, known. Am a reault more work- 1
era than ui un lime In the paat are
, buying honu'H. Inventing In mar
? kotalila aecurltlen, and starting
, HuvingH account?. In dlatlnctlon .
j from the boom daya ufter the war,
| thrift and economy ure atronic fac
I tur? III the ludiiHt rial Hit nation.
Report? to the Treaaury Depart
ment Indicate that (ho total vol
ume of nnvlngn rtepoalta haa
, reached the unprecedented lum of
99,onu.ooo.ooo nn Increaae of $!.
OOO.OOU.OOO ii I nee 1921. Per cap
ita curnlnKH of thoae engaged In
manufacturing llnea ban advanced
9 per cent and for thoae In the
hulbllng truden K per cent. , .
Theae facta are exemplified by
the comparlHoii for the different
truden. Carpcntera all over the
country are receiving so centa to
51 37 an hour ua compared with
j 40 to 80 celi t a In 191 H. with A
tiiilvernal working week of 4 4
' hour?. Wage? for brick tuyere
| the country over ure from $1 to
' $1 10 an hour a? compared with
I i;u centu to 91 Heven yearn ago. \ J
lied carrier? are Kelt lux 70 to ;
J $1 an hour with a 14 hour week
except In t'liirlnuiiti iind New Or
laiiH wnere 4u boura In the ?tand
ard. Till* Is an Ini-reuae of 28 to
i 3R cents an hour. Pay of paint
'TH ran i? i'H from 75c to 91 '11 an
| bout. I'laKterern 91 to 91.82 and
lidriirtural Iri.n worker? 91 to
I 91 f*0. Theae flgurm show advauc
e? (if 11 tO fid Cent :, fit) CeilffltO 11 i
celit i and 3H to ?:t centa an hour
respectively Plumtiera have rained
4 1 to 47 centa an hour, compoal- ;
torn 39 to !?K centa and electro |
t v pern 40 lo 7 o centa. Itnlldjnc
la borer h who In 1913 received 22
to 40 rent? mi. hour, now are In
demand at 50c to 91 an hour.
The IndiiHtrlal population of the
country tdowly in turning Into a
properly ownlnr cluae. Moat of
them are Reek In k auburban i?r ru
ral locution?. reacblnx their work
by mealift of I heir own anion or
by hI reel car and hurt llnea. Real
ization Iimh come to them that they
are In a poult ion to command loan*
and iieeoiiiinodutIoiim nt banka,
Willi b I bey formerly countrified
were at the disposal only ot the
while collur elaaa.
The aurvey of the Department* !
however, Iridlralen that the day of
I-the Milk nhlrt and the loud aocka |
a*-working apparel have panned. |
The volume of nn* inployineut to
day Ih leaa Hi an ut any time ?tnce I
the war. Thla I* particularly tftfe
of the big farming nectlona, where
higher prlcea for farm product*
and lower price* for other com
mod it len have xlven the farmer a
chance in liicrcune working force#
and make needed improvement*.
A tendency whh li I lie Department
rexarda aa highly significant la
the Increaxed enrollment In Ihe
upper grude nchool* In luduatrlal
aectloiiH In some coiiimiinllMl
thla Increase haa been na great aa
|00 per cent over the total* of
1911.
Increaxed wage? ami iucreane* |
employment haa been uecompft#? j
led Ihe report aliowa. by a decided
K iln In Individual efficiency of the
worker? Thla ha* enabled mana*
facturera to hire ?nor?? men. turn
out more good h mid make Inrger
without appreciable im-reaaeft. In
price* lo conaumera.
IKM.l)S COI.K SANE
Wllk<*liom, on 1 :i Judr*
nnlry hclil today Ihm W H. <?
l<* dmil" mid d.rlin'*tl In commit
him to tht- flttl- Wluni fur Trllll
Inal InMfi*.